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Written by Jonathan Maslow   
Saturday, 13 October 2007

Nobel Laureate Al GoreHere are a dozen reasons why the Nobel Veep is ready to roll.

Nobel Laureate Al Gore
  1. Saving planet Earth not as satisfying as gaining personal power.
  2. Increasing human consciousness about climate change can't compare to accepting defeat for Bush’s war in Iraq as next U.S. president.
  3. Only as American president can you guarantee that the moral issue of global warming will be reduced to a partisan food fight on cable TV news.
  4. Unable to resist deep self-loathing desire to let the mass media paint you again as an overweight lightweight.
  5. Nothing more worth winning.
  6. Everyone needs to take a step down in life.
  7. Unparalleled opportunity to transform the most important thing you’ve ever done to an endless series of cheap sound bytes.
  8. Tiny chance to persuade Americans that greed, acquisitiveness, driving and shopping do not constitute the good life.
  9. Better chance to preside over runaway global warming as a result of runaway greed, acquisitiveness, driving and shopping.
  10. Work closely with Congress for four more years of inaction on international global warming treaty.
  11. Political payback always sweeter after eight-year, high-minded pause.
  12. Abolish Supreme Court.
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